Dear Jackie and Lisa -
I finished my book #2 - I Love Everyone (and Other Atrocious Lies), by Laurie Notaro in record time this week - I actually finished this on Thursday. A friend of mine gave it to me (thx Dee) eons ago telling me that this women reminded her of me. If you are going to read this book - don't think that this will give you any perspective on the real life of Katie though as aside from the fact I get into interesting situations sometimes I can honestly tell you these are not the same situations I have been in. The book reads quickly and tells mini stories about the life of a writer. They are are not entirely connected but still connected, and there's enough information to keep your interest. Anyhow the book was humorous, a fast read and a little bit raunchy at times, it's definitely not the typical book I would pick up. It's not likely I will read this again so if either of you wants it let me know and I will ship it right out.
I finished my book #2 - I Love Everyone (and Other Atrocious Lies), by Laurie Notaro in record time this week - I actually finished this on Thursday. A friend of mine gave it to me (thx Dee) eons ago telling me that this women reminded her of me. If you are going to read this book - don't think that this will give you any perspective on the real life of Katie though as aside from the fact I get into interesting situations sometimes I can honestly tell you these are not the same situations I have been in. The book reads quickly and tells mini stories about the life of a writer. They are are not entirely connected but still connected, and there's enough information to keep your interest. Anyhow the book was humorous, a fast read and a little bit raunchy at times, it's definitely not the typical book I would pick up. It's not likely I will read this again so if either of you wants it let me know and I will ship it right out.
Happy Reading Girls! :o) Katie
1 comment:
Sure I will read it! I am up for some nonfiction as I have been reading fiction lately. I will try to get it at the Lane Library though first.
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